Rear wheel bearing replacement.
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Be aware that some play 6-12 o' clock is normal, or could be other than the wheel bearings - take a look at this thread:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...4/#post2552458
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...4/#post2552458
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Ant, fyi, yes there are several write ups. I'm sure I was involved in a few :-).
One nice surprise, the last time I did this, I just ordered rear wheel bearing kit from jaguar. Price was on the reasonable side, but the big surprise (?) - they ship Timken bearings, a brand my mechanic friends always put at the top of their list.
Heads up: if you do the job or start messing around with tightening the axle nut - buy a new nut. Trust me they aren't kidding that it IS NOT reusable.
J
One nice surprise, the last time I did this, I just ordered rear wheel bearing kit from jaguar. Price was on the reasonable side, but the big surprise (?) - they ship Timken bearings, a brand my mechanic friends always put at the top of their list.
Heads up: if you do the job or start messing around with tightening the axle nut - buy a new nut. Trust me they aren't kidding that it IS NOT reusable.
J
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Ant, fyi, yes there are several write ups. I'm sure I was involved in a few :-).
One nice surprise, the last time I did this, I just ordered rear wheel bearing kit from jaguar. Price was on the reasonable side, but the big surprise (?) - they ship Timken bearings, a brand my mechanic friends always put at the top of their list.
Heads up: if you do the job or start messing around with tightening the axle nut - buy a new nut. Trust me they aren't kidding that it IS NOT reusable.
J
One nice surprise, the last time I did this, I just ordered rear wheel bearing kit from jaguar. Price was on the reasonable side, but the big surprise (?) - they ship Timken bearings, a brand my mechanic friends always put at the top of their list.
Heads up: if you do the job or start messing around with tightening the axle nut - buy a new nut. Trust me they aren't kidding that it IS NOT reusable.
J
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